Cape Fear Community College - Bridge (Wilmington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1987 volume:

THE BRIDGE CAPE FEAR TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 411 NORTH FRONT WILMINGTON, NC 28401 1987 CONTENTS PG STUDENT LIFE 7 TRADE PROGRAMS 19 GRADUATES 33 FRESHMAN 47 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 61 ADMIN. STAFF 63 FACULTY 73 CLUBS 81 SPORTS 101 ADS 107 C� t H4 pm Sm £u Gd j 0� Ho £ 1 3 4 Opening Aja DECISIONS! DECISIONS! Where’s the teacher?! 6 Candids STUDENT LIFE As students of Cape Fear Tech, ” . ’ we all share a common goal — - to £ develop skills and talents in both ac- lg adernic and non-academic pursuits « Mew i so we can learn what it is we do well 11 and what we enjoy. We do this by ■ Seaming our subject matter well and «.■ |ki , t becoming more aware of and cop- ' m i ing with the complexities of modern Wr £ life. Hopefully, we will see how much , there is to learn in life and have the iililE ' wKt motivation also to learn it. ' UPP In many ways, school is a micro- ' ' J , cosm of the working world. We usu- H ally have our day begin at 8:00, I break for our lunch at noon, and end our day around 4:00. We interact yt Vkypii|ji with teachers and fellow students. We work, not for rewards in the form ¥ . .1 j of wages, but in better grades which show our degree of achievement. . We end our day by participating Hi in some social or athletic activity not g r flf a P ar1: of our school routine but V something which interests us. Hh V Miar As college students, we have per- sonal responsibilties to be fair to pppi A ROO! ourselves since our schedules are less structured than high school. Don’t let yourself down. Student Life 7 Trying to catch up on news before an early class can be a hetic time. Student Life 9 Isn’t math great?! COMPUTERS, COMPUTERS! 10 Student Life it s great to De aiive? I’ll be done in a minute! Then take a left at Las Vegas Yes, This is trilling me to death. I hope I haven’t gotten another ticket. 811 l!l Student Life 1 1 What are you talking about? I know I hit that bail inside the white lines. Watch this! An easy shot. 12 Student Life Day dreaming about what she could be doing instead of being in class is a favorite past time of Carol Ann Hayes. Watch Out! Pilot Russell here to save the Universe. I never knew that working in a library could be so interesting. Anita seems to be an intent listener. Jamie Garret enjoys her S.G.A. position. Yo Dude! Where’s the party this weekend. 14 Student Life YUCK! GQ look out! Student Life 15 Wait! I ' m not ready. This is what school’s all about — to some, who really know how to enjoy life. Go ahead! Make my day , Seems to be Russell Montgomery smile expresses. 16 Student Life Now, make sure you keep your receipt, if you want to return your books. What better time for relaxing and being with friends than a lunch given by to S.G.A.. ii Now, Down to business. Let ' s Eat! Student Life 17 DON ' T TAKE MY PICTURE!! CONGRATULATION!!! Jamie! 18 Student Life What chemical am I supposed to use? TRADE PROGRAMS The students of the trade pro- grams thank the faculty and staff for providing them with a firm founda- tion for the future. Often in today’s job market, ap- plicants for the available jobs are caught in a “Catch 22” — they can ' t get the job because they lack experience and yet they can’t get experience without getting the job. These programs give them an added advantage above the rest of the job seekers. They now have a chance to use the various tools, equipment and in- struments of their trade in demon- strating their ability to do the job applied for. So the knowledge passed on to them has made the year spent here valuable and much worthwhile. This is so interesting! Trade Programs 19 John Adcox Machinist Caley Alberti Light Construction Beth Autry Child Care Amos Bellamy Industrial Maintenance William Benson Machinist Tamara Bick Child Care Jerry Boney Machinist Rhonda Bradford Light Construction Angelyn Briggs Industrial Maintenance Candis Brown Practical Nursing Danny Brown Machinist Danny Lee Brown Industrial Electricity James Bryant, Jr. Machinist Rolando Cabrera Light Construction Barbara Campbell Practical Nursing Dwayne Carter Welding Lynn Cline Practical Nursing Freddie Coleman Welding Russell Cook Industrial Electricity William Crowningshield Light Construction 20 Brian Dousharm Machinist Walter Elder Light Construction Marlene Ellington Practical Nursing Joseph Ellison Light Construction Debra Filer Machinist Gail Fulton Machinist Sheree Galloway Machinist Kimberly George Practical Nursing Scott Gerow Machinist Bryon Glisson Machinist Ronald Gould Machinist Bryan Hardy Industrial Maintenance Alexander Hawkins Machinist Mary Hendr ick Machinist Neva Hicks industrial Electricity Carolyn Johnson Child Care Cheri Johnson Practical Nursing Thomas Jones Light Construction Vincent Lewis Machinist Jeffrey Malpass r Machinist 21 Marlon McDaniel Machinist Ronald Medlin, Jr. Machinist Jonathon Moore Machinist Carolyn Nelson Industrial Maintenance Jacqueline Nesbitt Light Construction Sherry Newman Practical Nursing George O’Hara Marine Related Harold Pearson Machinist Jeanette Pierce Practical Nursing Malachi Pigford Auto Mechanics Charles Ponton Light Construction Dianne Pridgen Practical Nursing Diane Prince Machinist Janice Ramsey Machinist Marilyn Ransom Practical Nursing Gwyn Robbins Machinist Mark Rogers Industrial Electricity Carolyn Savage Practical Nursing Harold Shepard Industrial Maintenance Susan Simmons Practical Nursing 22 Esmyrna Smith Practical Nursing Lisa Speed Practical Nursing Joann Stroupe Machinist Kenneth Swain, III Machinist Timothy Todd Machinist Sharon Vaught Practical Nursing Ivory Walker Industrial Maintenance Edward Wallace, Jr. Machinist William Wells Machinist Clifton Wilkins Auto Mechanics Wendy Woodcock Practical Nursing 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 T ' 30 31 Now this IS bright! Who put the sewing maching in the van? WHERE DID MY CAR GO? 32 Trade Programs GRADUATES AT LAST! New doors are opening in my life — this is a new day. The door to yesterday is closed forever. The doors to tomorrow are yet to be opened. New doors are opening in my mind. I shut the door to painful memories and any thought of missed opportunities. I have begun to open doors of inspiration — invit- ing new beginnings and revealing new joys. New doors are opening in my heart. I respond to the people in my life with enthusiasm. I no longer feel I am insulated, for the love I know in my heart opens new doors leading me to avenues of sharing and companionship. New doors have opened in my eyes. I now see my life as an adven- ture — filled with interesting activi- ties and intriguing possibilities. We can look at each day as a new one. Let us open new doors and leave the old ones behind. Graduates 33 Terri Applewhite Business Administration Dennis Backer Business Administration James Banner Drafting Design Melissa Barnhill Secretarial Richard Biggs Drafting Design Janice Bizic Business Administration Sylvia Boyd Drafting Design Michael Brown Drafting Design Stephen Byrd Chemical Technology Mickey Cartrette Electronics Clara Cavenaugh Business Administration Matthew Costin Drafting Deisgn Terri Craddock Paralegal Sheila Cromartie Business Administration Daniel Cunius Criminal Justice Robin Dail Marine Technology Arleathia Davis Criminal Justice Valda Djoboulian Secretarial Christine Eagen Business Administration Raymond Eaton Computer Enmgineering 34 Barbara Edwards Criminal Justice Angela English Paralegal Randy Eslick Instrumentation Jackie Farrow Paralegal Anita Fenner Computer Engineering Chante Formyduval General Office George Garrett Drafting Design Jamie Garrett Criminal Justice Mary Glisson Secretarial John Greene Drafting Design Margaret Harris Business Administration Carmen Flarvey Paralegal Karen Herring Criminal Justice Joyce Holliday Drafting Design Mark Irving Drafting Design Keisha Jamison Criminal Justice Cheryl Johnson Paralegal Jennifer Jones Marine Techology William Jones Business Administration Lynda Jordan Business Administration 35 Richard Joyce Electronics Sandy Karbley Business Administration Kelton King Drafting Design Charlie Knox Drafting Design Jennifer Koslucher Paralegal Pamela Long Business Administration Timmy Ludlum Chemical Technology David McBride Electronics Theresa McFadden Business Administration Anthony Mintz Drafting and Design Kristina Moore Business Administration Joseph Murphy Instrumentation Retta Overman Business Administration Shannon Page Business Administration Robert Palmer Criminal Justice Yvette Pelletier Chemical Technology Brenda Phelps Business Administration Kimberly Pressley Paralegal Theresa Przybysz Instrumentation Randy Redwine Drafting and Design 36 Robert Renegar, Jr. Drafting Design Charlogtte Rose Paralegal Pamela Seabrook Drafting Design Linda Sellers General Office Vickie Shea Business Administration Joyce Shingleton Drafting Design Angela Shivar Business Administration David Skipper Drafting Design Karen Sluder Paralegtal Glenda Smith Business Administration Kevin Smith Drafting Design Linda Stewart Business Administration Regina Stone Business Administration Jennifer Strickland Paralegal Stephanie Sutton Electronics Brannon Thompson Drafting Design Tracy Tucker Chemical Technology Brian Vann Drafting Design Loranda Walker Business Administration Bradford Watts Drafting Design 37 Shannon Watts Business Administration Wendy Watts Business Administration Eric Wilson Electronics Joel Wilson Marine Technology 38 MISS CAPE FEAR Pamela LeNeave of Delco, was crowned Miss Cape Fear Technical Insti- tute for 1986-87 on the GFTI campus on Friday, December 12. Ms. Pam Morgan was chosen as first runer-up. Pam is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Morgan, Jr. and is in the Computer Engineering Technology program. Miss LeNeave competed for the title in five different categories: casual wear, sportswear, evening gowns, group aerobics, and per- sonal interview. A $75.00 scholarship was presented to the win- ner and a $50.00 scholar- ship to the first runner-up, Pam Morgan. The new Miss GFTI is the 18-year-old daughter of Hallie and Nancy LeNeave of Wilmington and Delco. She is a 1986 graduate of Acme-Delco High School and a student in the Parale- gal program at GFTI. She is a member of the CFTI Stu- dent Government Associa- tion and a Senator for the Paralegal curriculum. Her hobbies include gymnas- tics, aerobics and swim- ming. In addition to her crown and title, Miss LeN- eave will represent GFTI at local festivals and area events throughout the school year. 39 40 Pam Morgan Pame la LeNeave MISS CFTI PAGEANT Michelle Batts 41 42 feiiiv 43 44 45 Jumping Jack Flash doesn’t have anything on these computer students. Ike Brown — President of Alumni Assoc. ’I F FRESHMEN At least we will pass this class. Being a freshman. For many, the days will not soon be forgotten. As the years pass and they look back to their memories of days spent at Cape Fear Tech, hopefully they may remember and smile. As freshmen, this was a year of decision making. Was their program what they wanted? Would it provide them a foot in the door of the future? In the beginning it was rough. There were new friends, new teach- ers, and a new atmosphere. At times, they were discouraged, bored, confused, and worried about exams. The work load seemed too much to handle. They watch as some friends withdraw or just not make it. Then suddenly, it’s time for final exams. Soon, the freshmen of yesterday will be graduates of tomorrow with new decisions to make. As you move into your final year, may you already have fond memo- ries of yesterday and the hope of more good days ahead. Freshmen 47 Felita Agnew Business Administration Janie Anderson Computer Engineering Amelia Banks Chemical Technology Tony Batton Criminal Justice Azzam Bedwan Criminal Justice Anna Benton Criminal Justice Kenneth Benton, Jr. Instrumentation Robert Benton Criminal Justice Brian Blanton Chemical Technology Debra Bordeaux Business Administration Emile Bradley Electronics Shelby Braun Business Administration Derrick Brewington Drafting Design Ryan Broussard Electronics Marilyn Brown Business Administration Anita Bullard Business Administration Patricia Burton Drafting Design Peny Caison Business Administration Helen Chrismon Instrumentation Sherry Cooper Business Administration 48 Clarito Corpus Instrumentation Neil Cottle Computer Engineering Elizabeth Crowley Drafting Design Christine Cuvelier General Office John Dailey Drafting Design Mercedes Daniels Chemical Technology Donna Davis Chemical Technology Robert Davis General Occupational Sharon Davis Paralegal Camillo Digiacomo Drafting Design Johnnie Dowe Electronics Rosalie Eldridge Criminal Justice George Esquivel Marine Technology Dannie Faircloth Business Administration Sonya Fowler Criminal Justice Kimberly Furman Paralegal Sarah Ganey Criminal Justice Roger Garst Chemical Technology Katandra Gattison Computer Engineering Susan Geddie ’ Drafting Design 49 Veronica Goodman Business Administration William Grabowski, Jr. Drafting Design Isaiah Graham General Occupatinal Merle Graham Electronics Saliya Grant General Occupational Jance Hamrick Electronics Fay Hayes Business Administration William Heath Business Administration Charles Hewett Electronics Kenneth Hines Chemical Technology Joanne Hinson Paralegal Michael Holden Drafting Design Jackki Hollifield Business Administratin John Holmes Drafting Design James Howard Electronics Pamela James Business Administration Amelia Jones Chemical Technology Lolita Jones General Occupational Christie Kane Business Administration Donna Keller Drafting Design 50 Tracy Kelly Business Administration Carol King Drafting Design Frederic Kipp Marine Technology Kim Landsman Marine Technology Kevin Layne Business Administration Kevin Lee Electronics Pamela LeNeave Paralegal Steve Lewis Instrumentation Paula Long Business Administration Lisa Macon Business Administration Carol Malpass Secretarial John Marts Criminal Justice April Maynard Business Administration Janet McBane Paralegal Vickie McKee Business Administration Woodrow Meadows, Jr. Computer Engineering Terri Medlin Chemical Technology Carol Miller Business Administration Stephen Minor Drafting Design Jason Moore • General Occcupational 51 Pamela Morgan Computer Engineering Steven Neu Electronics Terence Newton Electronics Vickie Nixon Chemical Technology Norma O ' Donnell Computer Engineering Sabrina Owen Dratting Design Sinclair Parker Electronics Cassandra Pierce Criminal Justice Terrance Powers Computer Engineering Charlotte Prange Drafting Design Randy Prevette Drafting Design Ronald Pridgen Instrumentation Kimberly Rains Electronics Melody Rich Business Administration Michelle Rivenbark General Occupational Theresa Robinson Chemical Technology Jacqueline Roof Electronics Anthony Rowland Marine Technology Scott Sailer Marine Technology Katrina Scearce Drafting Design 52 Christopher Schwartz Drafting Design James Shockey Business Administration Arlene Smith Paralegal Jeffrey Smith Drafting Design Joanne Smith Drafting Design James Stancil Chemical Technology Johnny Starks, Sr. Criminal Justice Charles Stephens Electronics Ricky Stonestreet Business Administration Kristi Swart Computer Engineering Frederick Szakasits Instrumentation Jeffrey Thomas Instrumentation Brian Thompson Business Administration Eddie Thompson Computer Engineering Brannan Thornton Business Administration Portia Thrasher Business Administration John Tinney Drafting Design Jacquelyn Vann Business Administration Amanda Walker Business Administration Craig Wallace ■ Drafting Design 53 Garland Wallace Instrumentation Lisa Ward Electronics Marjorie Ward Business Administration Sandra Warren Drafting Design Pameal Watterson Business Administration David Weikert Drafting Design Sheri Welsh General Occupational Araetta White Business Administration Shirley White Business Administration Cora Whithead Computer Engineering Angela Williams Business Administration James Williams Computer Engineering 54 55 57 58 59 Watch out Fats! You don’t say? 60 Freshmen BOARD OF TRUSTEES In memory of Mr. Howard Holly We would like to make a special dedication to Mr. Howard Holly who died on August 30, 1986. He was a sixteen year veteran of the Board of Trustees serving the last two years as the Vice-Chair- man. In 1964, he was one of the first four members to be appointed by Governor Terry Sandord. He will be remembered fondly by CFTI. Board Of Trustees 61 CAPE FEAR TECH BOARD OF TRUSTEES 62 Dr. J. Marshall Crews Jeff H. Faucette Robert Lee Henry Mrs. Mary E. Hood Mrs. Twila M. Jones Wilber W. Kirk Mrs. Constance O ' Dell Franklin E. Williams, Sr. Ms. Kathy Garris Miss Jamie Garrett Administration Assistant for Board Affairs SGA President 63 ADMINISTRATION STAFF President Dr. E.T. Satterfield Assistant to the President James Bartless Executive Secretary to the President Linda Flowers 64 ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF Ms. Macque Cockman Director of Attendance Audid Section Ralph Outcalt Jr. Director of Computer Se rvices Mrs. Ada E. Davis Public Information Developmental Officer Mrs. Kathy Garris Administration Assistant to the Board S.C. Coleman Dean of Fiscal Affairs Stephen R. Burtt Director of Fiscal Affairs Marvin Huddleston Director of Purchasing Matthew C. Donahue Dean of Curriculum Programs Dr. Roger H. Averette Assistant Dean of Curriculum for Technical Education James R. Nunn Assistant Dean of Curriculum for Vocational and New Industry Programs Capt. Stephen J. Beuth Director of Ship Operations William A. Crawford Audio Visual Librarian Miss Charlotte Dexter Director of Programmed Instruction Cengter Thomas J. Bradshaw Coordinator James Canty, Jr Coordinator Dr. Willie B. McGough, Jr. Head Librarian Roy T. Barnhill Assistant Librarian Fitzhugh Fennell, Jr. Dean of Continuing Education Ernest D. Bryant, Jr. HRD-Coordinator Director of Cont. Education — East Pender 65 ADMIN STAFF Dan H. Hickman Director of Continuing Education — New Hanover Mr. Barbara Yount Director of ABE- Cont. Education Director — Southern New Hanover Ms. Nell Pavelchak Director of Public Health Safety Programs Mark D. O’Neal Director of Evening Continuing Education Ms. Gwendolyn W. Murray Personnel Benefits Specialist Carl E. Malpass Dean of Student Affairs David J. Pate Asst, to the Dean of Student Affairs Evening Counselor Charles F. Hunnicutt Director of Admissions Ms. Brenda Roser Counselor Thomas A. Olson Verterans Affairs Coordinator Ms. Naomi Randolph Director of Financial Aid Dr. Mary B. Rea-Poteat Counselor — Coordinator Career Planning. Placement Testing Rick Stewart Director of Student Activities Christopher K. Zingelmann Registrar Henry J. Bethea Evening Registrar 66 SUPPORT PERSONNEL Bethanie Benson Library Clerk Carolyn Carter Secretary — Continuing Education June Caulder Secretary — Continuing Education Jan Chauncey Secretary — Head Librarian Denise Clark Secretary — Student Affairs Trixi Coughlin Secretary — Public Information Mary Crumedy Secretary — Marine Division Joanne Dagenhardt Secretary — Business Engineering Division Carol Daniel Secretary — Student Affairs Mary Ann Deai-Cavanaugh Secretary — Ship Operations Dorothy Flynn Switchboard Operator Pauline George Evening Clerk — Audio Visual Margaret Harris Secretary — Asst. Dean of Vocational Programs Janet Huddleston Secretary — Programmed instruction Center Linda Jacobs Secretary — Records Audit Department Anita Jezewski Secretary — Library Shirley King Receptionist — Student Affairs Constance Kraynak Executive Secretary — Dean of Instruction Regenia Lewis Secretary — Student Affairs Jeannie Major Secretary — Evening Programs 67 SUPPORT PERSONELL Gwen Maready Secretary — Student Affairs Renata McAdams Executive Secretary — Dean of Evening Programs Judy Morris Secretary — Electronics Department Harriet Needham Evening Circulation Clerk — Library Betty Northam Switchboard Operator Elizabeth Perry Audio Visual Clerk Gloria Phelps Printing Clerk Betty Price Secretary — Asst. Dean of Technical Division Constance Rogers Executive Secretary — Dean of Continuing Education Jean Rusmisell Secretary — Records Audit Department Sadie Shaw Secretary — Student Affairs Ann Tancrelle Accounts Receivable Secretary — Business Office Louie Cullom Maintenance Mechanic James Thompson Maintenance Mechanic Johnny Hawes Custodian Clifton Wilkins Maintenance Mechanic Jeff Meeks Security 68 TECHNICIANS Marie Carter Marine Technician Amelia Dixon Scheduling — Curriculum Programs Gina Garris Evening Programs Janet Howard Audio Visual David Long Shipping and Receiving David Monoghan Marine Technician Anne Odin Library Conrad Pope Printing Steve Seegers Maintenance James Smith Waterfront Equipment Maintenance Cathy Thompson Chemical Laboratory Debbie Whitman Statistical Stacy Wingfield Drafting 69 70 71 So, where are the cartoons? Surely you understand it by now! 72 Faculty FACULTY Faculty — teachers — imparters of knowledge. By whatever name they go by, we can also know them as friends. They take special pride in their classes and delight in seeing their students do well. Because of our teachers, we may one day have that job we had hoped for and worked so hard to prepare for. Our future success — although ours to ultimately determine — de- pends a great deal on our faculty and how well we have interacted with them. We salute them for the challenges they sent our way and for their faith in us to accept the challenge and succeed. FACULTY Ms. Gwen Armstrong Business Education James Bailey Lead Instructor — Criminal Justice Ms. Emily Barefoot Business Education Ms. Sherry Batchelor Business Education Joseph Batson Marine Related Chauncey Batts Division Director — Engineering Ben Bowie Machinist Paul Bowie Industrial Maintenance Raymond Brandi Marine Science Ladson Bright English Dale Buck Chemical Technology Charles Buis Drafting and Trade Related Dr. Katie Canty Business Education Ms. Sandra Dumond Division Director — Public Services Thomas Fields Law Enforcement Training Edward Foss Division Director — Marine Science Cal Geary Marine and Diesel Mechanics John Gonzalez Electronics Russell Holt Electronics Grag Horton Air Cond. Heatin Ref. 74 FACULTY Phillip Jorgensen Math Related Roy McClelland Marine Navigation William Mangum Mathematics James Martin Biology Dr. Donald Miller Social Science Ms. Susan Rae Computer Technician Mrs. Pearl Rowell Social Science Robert Russell Law Enforcement Training David Seeger Physics Related Robert Sessoms Division Director — Business Education David Smith Light Construction Melvin Snow Mathematics Joel Spencer Drafting Donald Taylor Electroni cs David Thomas Industrial Electricity Aubrey Thompson Division Director — Electronics Ms. Joyce Thornton English Ms. Donna Tolley Developmental Studies Ronald Tyndall Business Education Richard West Welding 75 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION CLASS SENATORS 76 Jamie Garrett SGA President Ken Farrar Vice President Janice Bizic Secretary Tony Rowland Treasure 77 CHOIR CLUB 78 PARALEGAL CLUB 79 80 81 83 84 85 YEARBOOK STAFF 1986-1987 Editor Danny L. 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